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UP Government orders CBI to probe into murders of Chief Medical Officers
Under intense pressure, the Mayawati government on Wednesday recommended a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into the murders of two Chief Medical Officers (CMOs), two Chief Medical Officers Dr BP Singh and Dr Vinod Arya. This comes barely a week after the agency was asked to investigate the mysterious death of their colleague Y S ...
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Dr Sachan's death a murder, not suicide: Judicial probe
Nearly three weeks after Deputy Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr YS Sachan was found dead under mysterious circumstances in a Lucknow jail, a judicial probe commissioned by the Uttar Pradesh government has found that he was murdered.Dr Sachan, 52, was the Deputy CMO in the state government's Family Welfare department. After jail officials said he had...
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Dr Sachan's death: Murder case lodged
The Lucknow police have finally registered a murder case in connection with the death of Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr YS Sachan. An FIR against unknown persons has been registered based on a complaint by Dr Sachan's widow.Despite widespread protests and demands from Dr Sachan's family that the case must be handed over to the CBI, the Mayawati go...
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Dr Sachan's family agrees to cremate him in Lucknow
The family of Dr Y S Sachan, who died in a Lucknow jail this week, has agreed to cremate him this evening. Earlier today, the UP government said it does not believe Dr Sachan's death merits an inquiry by the CBI.Opposition parties, and Dr Sachan's family, disagree. Dr Sachan, 52 , was the Deputy Chief Medical Officer in the government's Family Welf...
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Deputy CMO's death: Family agrees to funeral
The body of Yogendra Singh Sachan is being cremated today after a series of controversies surrounding the mysterious death of the deputy Chief Medical Officer (CMO) in the Family Welfare Department in a Lucknow jail. The State Human Rights Commission has sent a notice to the UP government on Mr Sachan's death to which the authorities are expected t...
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UP Government orders CBI to probe into murders of Chief Medical Officers
Under intense pressure, the Mayawati government on Wednesday recommended a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into the murders of two Chief Medical Officers (CMOs), two Chief Medical Officers Dr BP Singh and Dr Vinod Arya. This comes barely a week after the agency was asked to investigate the mysterious death of their colleague Y S ...
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Dr Sachan's death a murder, not suicide: Judicial probe
Nearly three weeks after Deputy Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr YS Sachan was found dead under mysterious circumstances in a Lucknow jail, a judicial probe commissioned by the Uttar Pradesh government has found that he was murdered.Dr Sachan, 52, was the Deputy CMO in the state government's Family Welfare department. After jail officials said he had...
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Dr Sachan's death: Murder case lodged
The Lucknow police have finally registered a murder case in connection with the death of Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr YS Sachan. An FIR against unknown persons has been registered based on a complaint by Dr Sachan's widow.Despite widespread protests and demands from Dr Sachan's family that the case must be handed over to the CBI, the Mayawati go...
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Dr Sachan's family agrees to cremate him in Lucknow
The family of Dr Y S Sachan, who died in a Lucknow jail this week, has agreed to cremate him this evening. Earlier today, the UP government said it does not believe Dr Sachan's death merits an inquiry by the CBI.Opposition parties, and Dr Sachan's family, disagree. Dr Sachan, 52 , was the Deputy Chief Medical Officer in the government's Family Welf...
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Deputy CMO's death: Family agrees to funeral
The body of Yogendra Singh Sachan is being cremated today after a series of controversies surrounding the mysterious death of the deputy Chief Medical Officer (CMO) in the Family Welfare Department in a Lucknow jail. The State Human Rights Commission has sent a notice to the UP government on Mr Sachan's death to which the authorities are expected t...
